Qing Feng Bao Zi Shop (Zhubang 2000 Branch)
小吃快餐 · ⭐ 4.0
No. 99-1 Balizhuang Xi Li, Basement Level -1, Unit -118
Dragon Mate tips
If you are traveling in China to visit Beijing, this restaurant is worth a stop for great food. This restaurant is located at No. 99-1 Balizhuang Xi Li, Basement Level -1, Unit -118. It is a 小吃快餐 place, and the flavors are varies by dish (start with the signature dishes). Dragon Mate recommends you try: Preserved Vegetable Buns, Stir-fried Liver, Stir-fried Liver.
If you do not eat pork, make sure to use Dragon Mate voice to clearly tell the staff “no pork” before ordering.
Restaurant guide
- City: Beijing
- Category: 小吃快餐
- Rating: 4.0
- Address: No. 99-1 Balizhuang Xi Li, Basement Level -1, Unit -118
- Popular dishes: Preserved Vegetable Buns, Stir-fried Liver, Stir-fried Liver, Popcorn Corn Porridge, Pork and Scallion Dumplings
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Dishes
Preserved Vegetable BunsSteamed buns filled with preserved mustard greens and pork, made from wheat dough and seasoned through fermentation.
Stir-fried LiverStir-fried liver is a traditional snack made primarily from pig liver, intestines, and starch thickening. The pig liver is sliced, the intestines are cut into segments, and both are quickly stir-fried with various spices and seasonings. Finally, starch is used to thicken the sauce, resulting in a rich, flavorful dish with a satisfying texture.
Stir-fried LiverStir-fried liver is a traditional Beijing snack, primarily made with pig liver and pig intestines, seasoned with scallions, ginger, garlic, and other spices. The preparation involves boiling the pig liver and intestines until cooked, then stir-frying them together with the seasonings until fully flavored. Finally, a slurry is added to thicken the sauce, resulting in a rich and savory dish.
Popcorn Corn PorridgeCrispy corn porridge is made from corn kernels and rice, cooked into a thick soup. Small starch or gelatin pearls are added for a burst of texture when eaten. The porridge is rich in corn aroma and the pearls add fun.
Pork and Scallion DumplingsPork and scallion buns are a classic Chinese pastry made primarily with pork and scallions. The pork is minced and mixed with seasonings, while the scallions are finely chopped and added to the pork filling. After the dough has fermented, it is shaped into buns and steamed, resulting in a delicious and nutritious dish.
Pork and Fermented Black Vegetable BunsPork and fermented black vegetable buns are made with pork and fermented black vegetables, seasoned and steamed in dough. The taste is fresh and fragrant with a unique fermented flavor.
Premium Pork and Scallion DumplingsPremium pork and scallion buns are made with flour dough and filled with a savory mixture of pork and chopped scallions, then steamed after shaping. The pork is selected from fatty and lean parts, blended with finely chopped scallions and seasonings for a rich, aromatic filling.
Red Bean PorridgeRed bean porridge is a traditional Chinese rice dish made primarily with red beans, combined with适量 of rice or glutinous rice and slowly cooked together. After prolonged simmering, the red beans become soft, sticky, and sweet, while the broth takes on a distinctive reddish hue characteristic of red beans. The texture is smooth and rich in nutrition.
Reviews
- cosmic_red_riceDon't just come here for the bao buns — gotta try the new spicy crawfish buns they just came out with. They're steamed to order and the shrimp inside is so bouncy and fresh. They're a bit pricier than the regular buns but honestly the quality is there. Oh and the DIY mini hotpot thing is kinda fun too — the flame is strong, the veggies are super fresh with a good variety, and the pot lid thing cooks stuff really fast. I'd say avoid the lunch rush and weekends you might wait a bit too. The staff actually comes over to suggest pairings which is nice, and you can tell the locals come here a lot — great vibe, super lively. If you're all about bang for your buck, the 4.8 yuan bun set is the move. But if you wanna try something new or eat a bit more, the new menu items and the hotpot are both worth it. Overall, this old-school spot actually keeps up with the times, which I really appreciated.
